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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1919
Page
13
Growers can cut losses and boost profits by preventing shipping ungraded or damaged potatoes. Poor handling, bruising, and diseases such as late blight tuber rot and scab reduce value, waste time and space, and hurt communities. Proper grading and seed treatment help avoid costly rejections.
The article explains how a strengthened market inspection service aims to protect shippers by allowing any interested party to request inspections. It notes that inspections curb unjust rejections and reveal that losses often stem from freezing damage, transit delays, or poor handling in the field by growers and shippers.
The United States Grain Corporation intends to divert from its normal flour purchases and sell straight wheat flour in 140 pound jute sacks as part of a new plan. Officials said the move targets distribution efficiency and price stabilization across markets.
T Neal vice president United States Grann on to address inquiries about a flour selling plan offering $10.00 per barrel delivered in carload lots in Nebraska. The plan requires jobbers and wholesalers to cap profits at set levels and retailers to limit profits on original package flour and broken ore.
The text explains losses arise from slimy soft rot caused by bacteria attacking potato tissue that has been damaged by bruising or processes like waterlogging scalding freezing or other injury.
An old time home remedy asserts old age begins with weakened kidneys and digestive organs. It promotes "GOLD MEDAL" Haarlem Oi oil capsules, claimed to cleanse poisons and defer aging. The ad promises relief from age-related weakness and a money-back guarantee.
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